UE PROUD OF YOUR FEET ! YOUR FOOTWEAR MAKES OR MARS THE WHOLE OF YOUR APPEARANCE. YOU CAN BE SMART AND PROUD OF YOUR FEET AT LOW COST BY BUYING YOUR FOOTWEAR AT DOWSETTS— THE HOME OF VALUE AND ECONOMY PRICES. LADIES' SHOES BROGUES — MEXICAN WEDGIES— ; Ideal for autumn and winter wear. Here is In calf Jine leather with heel strap. Fawns, a smart style in tan with plain flap tongue Red, Grey, Brown, Black, etc. All sizes 2 7. and mocassin front. Sizes 3\ to 6. 29/6 and 31/6 Only 33/6 Pair GREY CALF— WEDGE SHOES With Navy trim, side lacing, Dutch toe, Very smart and extremely comfortable. At Cuban heel. Sizes 3k to 6. present we are showing several styles in 29/6 Pair fawn and brown, lace-up, with plain and BLACK SUEDE AND PATENT COURT— fancy fronts. Sizes 3 — 6. Fancy front with Cuban heel. Sizes 3 6i. Only 38/6 Pair 32/6 Pair WEDGE SANDALS — CALF AND SUEDE LACE— In suede, closed toe and heel. Red/Fawn, Cuban heel, suede inset on front, calf heel. Blue/Mauve, Royal Blue/Saxe, all Red and Very smart. Sizes 3i — 6. all Black. Sizes 27/6 and 29/6 38/6 Pair • MEN'S SHOES RUBBER SOLE AND HEEL— BEST BOOTS— Heavy grain finisli. Dark Brown. Ideal for Box Calf, niedium scjuare toe, smart and golf and winter wear. Sizes 6| — 8. comfortable. Sizes 6 — 9. Only 36/9 Pair Vaiue at 35/6 Pair YOUTHS' AND MAIDS' SCHOOL SHOES Here is a sturdy yet smart school shoe in Derby and Fringe Tongue styles.' These are really good and the price is outstandingly low. Smali 8 to large 7. ONLY 15/11 TO 23/6 THE STORE FOR VALUE AND SERVICE piTlDOWSETTS DRAPERY ^iT| BRANCH ltd. 'Phone 242. _ 0 'Phone 49. 1 OTAKI'S BUSY DRAPERS Agepts for DOM1N1QN DYERS, LTD., The Leading Dyers and Cleaners.
/,- — - ■■ 1 1 1 = 1 f, SPECIAL NEWS! Arrival of Fireguards We liave received a limited number of gauze fireguards in sizes of 24in x 24in to 36in x 36in, in flat and streamlined types. F lying sparks are dangerous. Secure your fireguard 11 ow, while stocks last. f NUKSERY GUARDS : Of special interest to mothers; these Nursery guards are a wonderful safeguard in lceeping young children away from a stove or open fire. Availahle in sizes 36in to 49in long with a depth of 12 inches. ? • ORDER NOW FROM HAROLI) TAYLORS MAIN ROAD. } . PHONE 65S. 1 OTAKI R'AILWAY. KEEP ABREAST OF THE TLMES BY READING THE LATEST MAGAZINES AND PERIOD1CALS. [ Obtainable from ; L G. LOWRY, BOOKSELLER, OTAKI. PAUL DUVAL ] We have been appointed Stockistts in Otaki for these popular Toiletrles. WILSON'S PHARMACY (A. C. Wilson, Chemist, by Exam.) 'Phones 168S and 168M. MAIN ST., OTAKI. ■Il.m.i.i i j-lu.-jijjjwmju.-ii- ita-'l J- -•*>■ j BUY THEMN0W! BUY THEM BY THE CASE NEW SEASON'S EATING AND COOKING APPLES JACK HING MAIN STREET, OTAKI. 'Phone 212. Free Delivery. H - . 9 » £>
BUSINESS NOTICES Morrison & Gilberd, Ltd., Opticians. 48 Willis St., Wellington, C.l. 'Phone 41-529. ATTENTION, POULTRY PRODUCERS Tliere is a rcady sale i'or Ducks, Tiirkeys, Cockerels and Heavy Heus. Higli values are obtainiug for pnine birds. Saies held daily at 10 a.m. Outside sale by arrangement. Crates available on applieation. For satisfaction, scnd your next consignment to: Townsend & Paui Ltd. Tlic Poultry Mart ALLEN ST., WELLINGTON {-] JACKSON, Denlal Surgeon, atlends Otaki Katurdnys: 9 to 5. Babbacombe Avenue, (){aki Beacli. Teleplione 1561) for appointment. JOHN ALDWORTH, FARM CONTRACTOR, TE HGRO Pressing and Autumn Ploughing. Wiil those Stacks leak? • Why not press and be safe? KIRKLAND AND CO., ESTATE AGENTS, LOWER IIUTT [-JAVE numerous enquiries for llouses in Otaki. Saies or Exekanges ar ranged. Vacant possession. Sec our Otaki Agent, a. f. brown, MAIN STREET, OTAKI. property b.uyers & seller5 CONSULT — LARGE & CO. THE UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS OF REAL ESTATE OFFICES: — WELLINGTON" — EASTBOURNE — PLIMM ERTON— OTA KI. LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE: — MR. J. SIEVERS MAIN STREET, OTAKI I'HONBS: Business 123A; Privale 123S
TELEGRAPH HOTEL OTAKI (Opp. Post Ofliee ) j F1RST CLASS At KJOAI MODATION — 1 REASONABBE TAR1EF— EVERY j COM FORT j VVheu in need of a holiday come to j Otaki Wlicn in Otaki stay at tlic ' Tolegraph Ilotel. j T. V. C'AHILL PROPRTETOR .... 'PHONE 73 HOTEL JUBILEE, OTAKI "A HOME AWAY FROM HOME" CARS AND BUSElS PASS THE DOORS AT FREQUENT INTERVALS. BEST OF WINES, ALES AND SPIRITS. AOCOMMODATION: The Best. T. A. McFETRIDGE PROPRIETOR . . • 'PHONE II YENTRAL HOTEL, OTAKI B. J. KELLEHER, PROPIERTOR q.NLY the Best of Aeeommodation is provided and the best of WINES, ALES and SPIRITS stocked. ' Buses pass the door at frequent intervals for all trains. B. J. KELLEHER 'PHONE 3 FOR SERVICE, / \ I
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